Nord Drum 3P - BEST PRESETS OVERVIEW 

Thanks Alex, I'm glad that my video is useful to you. :)

Thank you!! 😊

@@antonio.miyagi Great! Antonio I just bought the 3P, would you recommend me the roland kt-10? I'm a real drumset player, do you feel that it is close to a real drum pedal?

@@tarikkeskin yes!! I absolutely recommend the kt-10 it feels very natural. I love it in combination with the 3p.

@@antonio.miyagi Wow Antonio thanks man! I will add it to my setup asap!

Thank you Greg!! :)

What foot pedal you are using please give me model

@@bobrudala3784 roland kt10 I guess

Agree!

Thanks!!

Sooooo Good for what ? 80s Atari Games ! I think sonically this is useless for a Live setting . Unless you are in an Atari Covers band ! LOL

@@candidcomment 1:37 doesnt really sound like atari

P.S. great drumming, Antonio! Lovely grooves and chops 👌🏼

Thannnks!!! Enjoy!!

hello, what is the brand of the kick pedal here?

Roland KT-10, I believe (that’s what I have anyway)

EverettDudgeon138 you need to hear it through a decent sound system. Plenty of oomph

Hi Dave!! The 3p has a very good sensitivity and it is consistent throughout the entire zone of each pad. Much better than my spd sx. Besides, the feeling and the evolution of the sounds in different velocities makes it even more playable. For example you can make a sound shorter when it's played soft and longer when it's played hard. I hope I have helped you. 😊

Double kick

yea curious about the stand too

Clamp!! 💪

The system is the same as the octapads, spd-sx, etc. It's a short pipe that enters in a clamp.

zulu mann www.gibraltarhardware.com/?fa=detail&mid=3133&sid=630&cid=30 Something similar to this. Almost the same. It's also compatible with the roland stand, but this one is better 😉

Any luck on finding a stand?

@@ZaxvidZ Did you guys find anything nice for the stand? :)

@@martincolleu2364 I did! Bailed on the plastic thing and bout a small drum stand and after market clip!

I made some conga demos before. The thing is able to do it.

Roland KT-10 amazing pedal I used to have one. Feels almost like an acoustic kick but has no beater!

@@GrantEllman That's the one I bought!

I got the kt10 too nice on the foot , but it’s an on off switch ,, are there any kick pedals which do velocity out there ?

@@ArkaHtun I'm pretty sure the kt 10 does

@@ZaxvidZ HOW? There a no switches settings , and no matter how soft you use it , you only get a full kick sound , unlike when using the pads you get all those in between levels.. I wondered if the kit 7 does

No it does not. Just a kick drum input.

Jameson Lynch good question!! The trigger input is always a copy of channel 1. Cheers

Thanks for the response and thanks for playing this thing exactly like you did

Cheap pedals don't feel like real pedals used on acoustic kits. So if you come from an acoustic kit that might be an issue for you. There are also some cheap pedals that have a very crappy switch or a weak spring that stops working properly after a while. These Roland pedals (KT-10) are pretty popular but still pretty affordable compared to a lot of drum stuff (drum stuff is expensive). No idea if this one does feel like a real pedal, but they get good reviews so they're probably at least durable.

Hello! Thank you. They are all factory presets. Easy 😎

No not built in, but they do have a sequencer app for ipad I think. I'm have the Nord Drum 3p and I'm gonna get a midi sequencer

It comes with a rectangle plate. 4 screws mount the plate to the drum machine. What you have to purchase is a common clamp mount. The adapter is about 1 inch rod by about 2 inch long.. The stand should be setup to clamp onto this 2 inch long rod..

Thank you for your comment Richard, but I'm not an expert in that kind of music. Actually I'm pretty bad playing it :) The Nord Drum 3p is a synthetizer for drums (not sampler-based). Maybe you are looking for something different, like a Roland Spd-SX where you can load any sample that you like.

I prefer the look and tweakability of the Nord, as a performance instrument & music making tool, but my preference in music would certainly suit the Roland product more, using any sample you want. Alternately maybe I should be investigating trigger to midi options. I could see myself using an audio interface & daw with drum sampler or the Akai MPC Touch, NI Maschine or Ableton Live with Push 2 or Novation Circuit, Korg Electribe S, Korg Volca Sample, etc but with some sticks and pads to enter midi notes. I like the form factor of the original Nord Pad but it wasn't a stand alone product and I liked the tweakability of the Nord Drum/2 module and the Nord Drum 3P is basically those products combined. I guess I really need to save some cash, do some research and actually go and try one where possible, although in Australia I am sure not many retail outlets have these set up for demo, so RU-vid demos become quite important. Hence why tech savvy retailers are doing online demos for products they sell, so people can just buy it with a few clicks.

Richard Williams dude you post that comment literally on almost every single Nord Drum video. You a troll or what? Haha

he want some attention or a bang ...or maybe a man who bangs him who knows?

Thanks!!!!!!!!

Roland KT-10 :)

Antonio Torres Vega Thanks for the reply! Also fantastic demo.

Clayton Brown yes! They are some of the presets. Maybe I changed some pitches or reverbs. But they are mainly the presets. The kick is the roland kt-10

;)

Roland Kt10

It's a Roland KT-10.

Thanks a lot!

Roland KT-10

@@antonio.miyagi Thanks

Nope, but it can do FM synthesis, subtractive synthesis and physical modeling (or resonant synthesis). It can make very realistic drum sounds that respond to velocity so you get a very dynamic sound. I don't know if it's indistinguishable from real, but I've heard some fan-tas-tic sounds coming from these. Personally I don't even mind it not playing samples because this is much more tweakable and more dynamic.

@@OttosTheName Can it be plugged into a computer and play samples that way? Though ableton or something? I’m not worried about live performance.

@@uncoiledfish2561 You can use it as a Midi Controller and trigger samples that way. However it doesn't have USB Midi, so you would need some sort of USB Midi converter thingy. You can get pretty cheap (€15) adapters, they might not handle Midi CC or some other things all that well, you can also get better ones for more money and you can also get Audio Interfaces with Midi built in. If samples are your main reason for getting this I bet there are alternatives with USB Midi built in which is a bit more convenient

Same. But I’m not going to go out and buy a kit. So this might scratch my itch. I’m more into electronic music/producing with software etc anyway

sonicultura roland kt-10